Meet Bonnie, Our Townsquare NoCo Pet of the Week

No home is truly complete without a furry friend (or two) running around!

If you're seriously thinking of adding a new member to your pack, then you should consider checking out one of NOCO Humane's three locations: Larimer County, Weld County, and the Greeley adoption campus.

Thanks to Camp Bow Wow, we’re proud to highlight an adoptable animal each week as part of our Townsquare NoCo Pet of the Week feature.

Townsquare NoCo Pet of the Week: Meet Bonnie

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This week we're highlighting the sweetest girl, Bonnie.

Bonnie is an 11-year-old female Pit Bull Terrier with a friendly personality that shines when meeting new people.

She gets so excited when meeting new friends that she wiggles out of joy!

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Bonnie loves a good walk and our friends at NOCO Humane say she is an absolute pro on a leash. When she's out exploring, she loves to take her time and take in all of the sights and smells around her.

This sweet dog loves a treat as much as the next gal!

Bonnie has been patiently waiting for her forever home since November and is looking for a family where she can be the only pet.

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Find out more about Bonnie through her NOCO Humane profile page here.

Thanks to Camp Bow Wow for Helping Us Support Local Pets

Townsquare NoCo Pet of the Week is made possible by our friends at Camp Bow Wow. Camp Bow Wow has three locations in Northern Colorado: Fort Collins, Loveland, and Longmont.

Camp Bow Wow offers doggy daycare, boarding, and grooming. Learn more about Camp Bow Wow here.

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